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location of file that contains access to postgresql in bitbucket server

Bradley Moravek

I am trying to re-host our old bitbucket server from CentOS to Red Hat Enterprise.

Currently the web interface comes up with the user ID I created for postgresql saying sorry no access with that user ID.

The old system did not have access for bitbucket server to postgresql (version 10).

The new system will have a password for access for all users of postgresql (Version 11).

pgadmin4 - can't be installed at this time. Stuff is locked down and I am working to get this tool among others installed back on the new server.

What file do I need to update on the bitbucket server side to edit with 'vi' tell the system use this account & password for access to PostgreSQL server?

Accepted answers

Bradley Moravek

Summary - to fix - resolve issues I ended up re-installing the same version of PostgreSQL, that way I could copy the old directory from the server and get things working. This way issues with export of PostgreSQL never impacted the server move from Cent OS to Red Hat. Once Bitbucket is happy, snap the VM, and upgrade in place postgreSQL to the version desired.